Uuuhhh if there were any windows up there, I'd say yes, but...
[He hunches in on himself being out in the open like this, looking around, then back at Martin... Genuinely scared. He's being seen, he's being watched, it's watching him now-]
[Another breath to steady his nerves and he leads the way further, climbing up the side of the tower carefully. The weather is still bad, but there aren't any obvious signs of anything supernatural beyond that.]
[He looks up at the sky too, occasionally holding a hand out as support though there's no way his bony scrawny arm could catch and hold Martin if he fell. He does rub at one eye, feeling irritated with all the dust kicking up with the wind.]
But there isn't any response. Not from Jon nor Jonah nor any other iteration Martin's seen. Just a distant rumbling of thunder around and above. But his eyes feel dry, irritated up here with more of the wind. He tucks his head down, one hand holding onto the roofing, the other keeping the rat with him as sheltered as he can manage up here, even as he sees the green glow of his own eyes on its fur.]
[On the top of a roof looking up at him... It's odd, how small Martin seemed for a moment.
He nods, carefully holding his rat friend to his chest until it crawls into his ruana and he can use both hands to start helping Martin down. His eyes are burning trying to see more but he's trying to push past it.]
Yeah, or someone thinks this is my fault some how.
[ Martin gladly accepts the help. There's a terrifying moment where he hits a loose tile and skids but between Bruno's hands and Casita itself throwing up a brick to brace himself with, he stops quickly. ]
Y-yeah. I don't. I don't want that to happen to you.
[ He levers himself back in through the window the first instant he can. ]
[Casita is eager to help, shifting so there are easier steps for Martin to climb into through the window and down to the floor, evening out once Bruno's back inside. But he feels breathless looking around even when the little rat pokes its head out and nuzzles Bruno's chin.]
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But he blinks at hte closet, and then the window, and. Oh boy. He eyes the roof and the drop VERY nervously. ]
There. There isn't another way?
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[YOU ASKED..]
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[ He already knows there's no windows and the geometry won't allow for it, but... ]
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[He hunches in on himself being out in the open like this, looking around, then back at Martin... Genuinely scared. He's being seen, he's being watched, it's watching him now-]
Still don't have to go up there.
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But one look at Bruno's obvious terror makes him just. Soften a little. ]
No, I have to try. I'll go.
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[Another breath to steady his nerves and he leads the way further, climbing up the side of the tower carefully. The weather is still bad, but there aren't any obvious signs of anything supernatural beyond that.]
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The first time the lightning flashes, Martin presses himself against the roof miserably, just. Okay. Breathing. It's FINE it's just HIGH UP-- ]
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Just a little further.
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But he gulps a bit and forces himself to press on. Shaking as he goes. ]
Right. Yeah. Gotta - gotta get up to where I can see it.
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[Another five or so feet and they can get to the roof of the tower, clouds gathering uncomfortably around its precipice.]
Uh. So. Whhhhat are you gonna say to it? Whatever it is.
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But he makes it all the way up to the top, staring up at the sky. ]
I - I don't know? It depends on what's Looking at us. It could be someone I know.
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[He looks up at the sky too, occasionally holding a hand out as support though there's no way his bony scrawny arm could catch and hold Martin if he fell. He does rub at one eye, feeling irritated with all the dust kicking up with the wind.]
All right well... Your weird god. Go for it.
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But he nods, gulping in a breath, and gets right up to the very top. Clinging to the weathervane as he looks up. ]
Jon! Jon, is that - is that you up there! If you See me, say something!
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But there isn't any response. Not from Jon nor Jonah nor any other iteration Martin's seen. Just a distant rumbling of thunder around and above. But his eyes feel dry, irritated up here with more of the wind. He tucks his head down, one hand holding onto the roofing, the other keeping the rat with him as sheltered as he can manage up here, even as he sees the green glow of his own eyes on its fur.]
Look- I-i dunno if he can hear you up here.
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He curses as he wobbles on his perch. Can he see ANYTHING? Is there an Eye in the sky at all? ]
Probably not ...
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He hisses in pain, pressing the heel of one palm to his eye, vision blurred, for the briefest moments he swears he saw Martin somewhere else.]
Look, let's- W-we should move.
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Martin continues staring up for a long moment, but ...
But there's no Eye, is there. Or anything. Damn it, this was a bad idea. ]
Yeah. Yeah, all right. Before we get struck by lightning or something.
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He nods, carefully holding his rat friend to his chest until it crawls into his ruana and he can use both hands to start helping Martin down. His eyes are burning trying to see more but he's trying to push past it.]
Yeah, or someone thinks this is my fault some how.
[But he knows it is.]
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Y-yeah. I don't. I don't want that to happen to you.
[ He levers himself back in through the window the first instant he can. ]
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Did you manage to get anything out of that?
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Once back in side he just. Leans agains the wall, trembling a little. ]
Absolutely nothing.
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[Stating more of a fact before he rubs at his eye again, leading them out.]
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[ He follows again. Watching that green glow persist. ]
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